However, since we utilized a more nuanced categorization scheme for defining insufficient sleep (VSS and SS), we were able to perform a more detailed examination of degrees of insufficient sleep that blacks and whites experienced habitually.
Similarly, although it is known that patients with RDEB-nHS and JEB-O may also experience some degree of anaemia, insufficient data among our cohort prevent testing for any possible quantitative correlation with that risk factor in either of these two EB subtypes.
This is not surprising as G + C variation has a single degree of freedom, insufficient to capture the diversity in AAC (and ecological preferences) among microbes, as illustrated by the seven amino acids with balanced G + C across codons (THEVDQC): AAC for this subset of amino acids is poorly predictable from G + C alone (fig. 1; median R = 0.115).
If in the poorer parts of the world waste is to a large degree a problem of insufficient packaging before it reaches the consumer, in the affluent regions over-consumption is the greatest driver of environmental damage.
Although Fe600 has a high proportion of edge structure, its degree of graphitization is insufficient [6].
In particular for the IPAQ, the 95% LOA were wide, which indicates that the degree of repeatability is insufficient.
Indeed, the similar distribution of deletion sub-types between men with normal and abnormal sperm parameters suggests this degree of variation is insufficient to explain the considerable phenotypical heterogeneity attributed to partial deletions (Krausz et al., 2009).
Despite being stabilized, FLp53 tumor-suppressor functions are not enhanced by Δ122p53 or Δ133p53 α, presumably because they are already maximal, or the degree of stabilization is insufficient to elicit a biological response.
35 False negatives may also be associated with the detection of CCA on PRs as the CCA may be inferior to the area covered by the PR or, if it is within this area, may not be visible because the degree of calcification is insufficient to be seen.
We were unable to evaluate interactions between predictors because of insufficient degrees of freedom (see Table 2 for the models considered, AICC values, and Akaike weights).
